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DIRECTOR WER: 2 nuaerovs instances of LICAVOLI'S ( ..- disregard for the institution's regulations, which misconduct — allegedly went unpunished, He aleo mentioned dates when LICAVOLI was hospitalised, contending that many such visits were without usual required permission. He traced this ag ind te power, beginning with a letter written by Dr. on December 19, 1934, to Warden THOMAS requesting as & nurse, to November 27, 1935 when he was made porter at the Catholic chapel - ‘the second cushiest assignment in the prison', and finally to tober 14, 1937, when he was eppointed as assistant to Col. E. M. | WALKER, Chief of the subsistence division of the penitentiary. This job is supposedly the most cherished in the prison, inaamuch as it “ote gives the inmate a direct contact with the outside world through the various salesmen, Ee Eas "ghen LICAVOLI received this honor, 'THREE FINGERS' O'MALLEY, whom he displaced, was apppinted as chief convict clerk of the record division, under Mr. D. J.{BONZO. claimed that while ~ O'MALLEY 58 din this capacity, transfer papers were made for sending one{ZENZ to London Prison Farm. BONZO never signed these papers and story goes that when ZENZ was refused at London, he pever returned to the penitentiary. could not expiain how LICAVOLI arranged for jobs for the other men but quoted a guard nameq) MILLER as remarking to some of the convicts that ‘you guys crazy.~ IYONNIE won't Jet you keep your jobs for more than a week or so and you're paying real money'. He contended that since. there are approximtely 1000 Jobs inside the prison, LICAVOLI is literally coining money and he was apprising this Bureau of the situation in order that LICAVOLI be investigated to determine whether he is paying income tax on these sums. Of course, in return, he asked for the story on se the = what would develop in the course of inquiry. — bYIYC) (>) | "The writer advised ME that income tax patters were not within the investigtive province of this Buresu and suggested that the problem be discussed with Agents of the Internal Revenue." The above information is furnished to the Bureau for record purposes, B.D, HARRIS, ** ' Special Agent in Charge cera Ne RS Se a te er pe mer mtr TT 7~_ . :